D) Дополните каждое второе предложение таким образом, чтобы по смыслу оно совпадало с первым предложением. Используйте от двух до пяти слов, включая выделенное слово. 1 They finally succeeded in escaping from the room, managed They finally from the room. 2 I bought a new notebook on the way to school. stopped On the way to school, I a new notebook. 3 We're staying in Milan for a night before flying home. planning We in Milan for a night before flying home. 4 I don't want to cook tonight - let's have a takeaway. feel I don't tonight - let's have a takeaway. 5 I'm going to get annoyed if you don't stop making that noise! continue If you that noise, I'm going to get annoyed! 6 Could you ask Francis to come into my office, please? mind Do you Francis to come into my office, please?
1 They finally succeeded in escaping from the room, managed to escape from the room.
Explanation: The original sentence states that they succeeded in escaping from the room. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "managed to escape" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: They finally succeeded in escaping from the room.
- Add the phrase "managed to escape" after "They finally": They finally managed to escape from the room.
2 I bought a new notebook on the way to school, stopped to buy a new notebook.
Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker bought a new notebook on the way to school. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "stopped to buy" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: I bought a new notebook on the way to school.
- Add the phrase "stopped to buy" after "On the way to school, I": On the way to school, I stopped to buy a new notebook.
3 We're staying in Milan for a night before flying home, planning to stay in Milan for a night before flying home.
Explanation: The original sentence states that they are staying in Milan for a night before flying home. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "planning to stay" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: We're staying in Milan for a night before flying home.
- Add the phrase "planning to stay" after "We": We are planning to stay in Milan for a night before flying home.
4 I don't want to cook tonight - let's have a takeaway. don't feel like cooking tonight - let's have a takeaway.
Explanation: The original sentence states the speaker doesn't want to cook tonight. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "don't feel like" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: I don't want to cook tonight - let's have a takeaway.
- Add the phrase "don't feel like" after "I don't": I don't feel like cooking tonight - let's have a takeaway.
5 I'm going to get annoyed if you don't stop making that noise! If you continue making that noise, I'm going to get annoyed!
Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker will get annoyed if the other person continues making noise. To maintain the same meaning, we can start the second sentence with "If you continue" and maintain the rest of the sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: I'm going to get annoyed if you don't stop making that noise!
- Start the second sentence with "If you continue making that noise": If you continue making that noise, I'm going to get annoyed!
6 Could you ask Francis to come into my office, please? Do you mind asking Francis to come into my office, please?
Explanation: The original sentence is a polite request to ask Francis to come into the speaker's office. To maintain the same meaning, we can rephrase the second sentence as a polite question using "Do you mind asking."
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: Could you ask Francis to come into my office, please?
- Rephrase the sentence as a question using "Do you mind asking": Do you mind asking Francis to come into my office, please?
Explanation: The original sentence states that they succeeded in escaping from the room. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "managed to escape" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: They finally succeeded in escaping from the room.
- Add the phrase "managed to escape" after "They finally": They finally managed to escape from the room.
2 I bought a new notebook on the way to school, stopped to buy a new notebook.
Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker bought a new notebook on the way to school. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "stopped to buy" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: I bought a new notebook on the way to school.
- Add the phrase "stopped to buy" after "On the way to school, I": On the way to school, I stopped to buy a new notebook.
3 We're staying in Milan for a night before flying home, planning to stay in Milan for a night before flying home.
Explanation: The original sentence states that they are staying in Milan for a night before flying home. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "planning to stay" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: We're staying in Milan for a night before flying home.
- Add the phrase "planning to stay" after "We": We are planning to stay in Milan for a night before flying home.
4 I don't want to cook tonight - let's have a takeaway. don't feel like cooking tonight - let's have a takeaway.
Explanation: The original sentence states the speaker doesn't want to cook tonight. To maintain the same meaning, we can add the phrase "don't feel like" to the second sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: I don't want to cook tonight - let's have a takeaway.
- Add the phrase "don't feel like" after "I don't": I don't feel like cooking tonight - let's have a takeaway.
5 I'm going to get annoyed if you don't stop making that noise! If you continue making that noise, I'm going to get annoyed!
Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker will get annoyed if the other person continues making noise. To maintain the same meaning, we can start the second sentence with "If you continue" and maintain the rest of the sentence.
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: I'm going to get annoyed if you don't stop making that noise!
- Start the second sentence with "If you continue making that noise": If you continue making that noise, I'm going to get annoyed!
6 Could you ask Francis to come into my office, please? Do you mind asking Francis to come into my office, please?
Explanation: The original sentence is a polite request to ask Francis to come into the speaker's office. To maintain the same meaning, we can rephrase the second sentence as a polite question using "Do you mind asking."
Step-by-step solution:
- Start with the given sentence: Could you ask Francis to come into my office, please?
- Rephrase the sentence as a question using "Do you mind asking": Do you mind asking Francis to come into my office, please?